INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THE VEHICLE
Battery Information Security
professionals must observe insulation safety safeguards
before working on or near the high-voltage system.
Arbitrary disposal may cause pollution, harm and
destruction to the environment. Short circuit of the
positive and negative poles of the battery is strictly
forbidden, otherwise it will lead to strong current
and high temperature, causing personal injury or even
fire. Since the positive and negative terminals of the
battery are exposed within the plastic protective sleeve,
adequate safety measures must be taken during the
assembly and connection of the battery system to
prevent short circuits. Incorrect electrical connections
may cause the battery to overheat during use.
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Batteries pose potential risks, and
appropriate protective measures must be
taken during operation and maintenance!
Only the correct tools and suitable
protective equipment must be used when
handling batteries!
Maintenance of batteries must only be
performed by individuals with approved
certification, specialised battery knowledge
and the correct safety training!
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Transportation:
High-voltage battery packs are
Failure to adhere to any of the above
warnings may result in severe accidents or
even death!
classified as Cat.9 hazardous goods and must be
transported by a vehicle qualified to transport Cat.9
hazardous goods.
High-voltage Battery Pack
Storage:
Batteries should be stored at room
The high-voltage battery pack contains several
lithium-based battery cells and high-voltage wiring harness.
temperature and in a dry environment. They must be
kept away from hazardous areas and objects such as
flammable materials, heat sources, and water sources.
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High-Voltage Safety: Only qualified personnel are
allowed to use high-voltage systems - Danger of Death.
DO NOT attempt to disassemble any area of the
high-voltage or battery system, and properly trained
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